Pueblo Community College Campuses

The Fremont Campus of Pueblo Community College, located in Cañon City, specializes in accessible education tailored to the Fremont County region, offering associate degrees, certificates, and vocational training with a focus on practical, career-oriented programs.

• Health and Wellness: Practical nursing, certified nursing assistant (CNA), phlebotomy, and medical coding, with clinical partnerships at local hospitals and clinics for real-world experience.
• Business Essentials: Small business management, entrepreneurship, marketing, and administrative professional certificates, designed for local economic development.
• Industrial and Technical Trades: Welding, machining, industrial maintenance, and diesel technology, utilizing equipped shops for hands-on fabrication and repair skills.
• General Education for Transfer: Core courses in English composition, college algebra, general psychology, and U.S. history, facilitating seamless transfer to bachelor's programs.
• Criminal Justice and Corrections: Specialized training in corrections officer preparation, juvenile justice, and victim advocacy, leveraging proximity to correctional facilities for internships.
• Early Childhood Education: Courses in child development, curriculum planning, and inclusive practices, preparing educators for preschools and daycares.
• Environmental and Outdoor Studies: Basic horticulture, natural resources, and outdoor leadership, reflecting the area's natural landscapes.

This campus provides evening and weekend classes to accommodate working adults, along with online hybrids. Support services include advising, financial aid assistance, and a resource center. Non-credit offerings cover GED preparation, computer literacy, and community workshops. The curriculum aligns with regional workforce demands, such as tourism, corrections, and manufacturing, ensuring graduates are job-ready. Faculty bring industry expertise, and the campus features collaborative learning spaces and technology integration. By offering affordable, high-quality education, the Fremont Campus empowers residents to advance their careers, pursue higher education, and strengthen the local economy in rural Colorado.

Pueblo Community College's Pueblo Campus offers a wide array of programs designed to meet the educational needs of the local community and beyond. As the main hub, it provides comprehensive associate degrees, certificates, and workforce training in various fields.

• Health Sciences: Including nursing (ADN and practical nursing), medical assisting, radiologic technology, and dental hygiene, with hands-on clinical training in state-of-the-art labs.
• Business and Technology: Courses in accounting, business administration, computer information systems, cybersecurity, and office administration, preparing students for careers in management and IT.
• Trades and Technical: Welding technology, automotive service, HVAC, and construction management, featuring practical workshops and industry certifications.
• Arts and Humanities: Associate of Arts degrees with classes in English, history, fine arts, music, and theater, supporting transfer to four-year institutions.
• Sciences and Math: Programs in biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics, with lab-based learning for STEM pathways.
• Social Sciences: Psychology, sociology, criminal justice, and early childhood education, focusing on community service and human development.
• Public Safety: Fire science, emergency medical services, and law enforcement training, including simulation exercises.

The campus emphasizes flexible scheduling with day, evening, and online options. Students benefit from small class sizes, dedicated faculty, and partnerships with local industries for internships. Continuing education includes non-credit courses in personal enrichment, ESL, and professional development. With over 100 programs, the Pueblo Campus fosters skill-building for immediate employment or further studies, contributing to economic growth in southern Colorado. Facilities include modern classrooms, libraries, and student support services like tutoring and career counseling. This diverse curriculum ensures accessibility for traditional and non-traditional learners, promoting lifelong education and community engagement.